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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
IRELAND PROCLAIMED.
The Subject Discussed iu the House
OF Commons aud the Cabinet.

li'y Anglo-Amercsn cable 10 the Dispatcn.l
LONDON, July 25.-In the House OF
Commons this evening Mr.. Morley
asked what had happened to explain
the proclamation of the whole of Ire
land since the Government had assured
the House that the law was as well
obeyed in some parts of Ireland as in
any part of Great Britain.
Mr.. Balfour, Chief Secretary for
ireland, replied that he had no reason
TO change his opinion. That parts of
ireland were rs quiet as parts of Eng
land. What the Government had done
was not to apply the whole crimes act
to Ireland generally, but only to sub
sections, dealing with rioting, unlawful
assemblies, and distractions of police.
Mr.. Sexton asked whether the Ex,
ocutive before issuing the proclama-
tons distinguished the counties where
ii was necessary to prevent crime from
those where it was necessary to punish
crime.
Mr.. Palfour said that in every case
in which a county had been specially
proclaimed the proclamation had been
issued because the Government believed
in the actual existence OF crime or in
timidation.
The Cabinet council to-day consid-
cred the reports submitted by MIR. Bal
four On the proposed suppression OF
the National League. The Cabinetap-
proved tie proclamatiohs, but post
poned all further application of the
crimes act until the effect of the pro-
CARNATIONS has been seen.
The Dublin Executive advises the
pros cution of William OBren for the
speech he made yesterday at Lagga-
cur1an. in which he melted people to
defy tho act. An inspector of police
warned O'Brien before he began his
speech.
The Radical-Unionists are incensed
at the Government for putting the act
into wholesale operation without con-
sultation or concert with the Unionlsts.
Chamberlain has warned the Govern
ment that the Radical vote Will notsup-
port their action unless the Dublin ex-
ccutive directed the exercise OF the
poWo g of the act with mildness and dis
cretion.
Mr.. Ealfour's explanation in the
House Of Commons shows that the
warning has been accepted. The pro-
Carnations over the gfcater area of Ire
Lar ii are not operated actively. but as
mere measures Of precaution. The
PaInellites propose to raise the debate
tomorrow. attacking the proclama-
tons by motion to adjourn.
The House then went into committee
on the land bill. Upon raking up the
first clause, extending to leasers the
benefits Of the act of 1881, Mr.. Parnell
proposed an amendment The bill as
it stands gives option to the tenant or
landlord to make application to the
court to fix the rent. Parnell urged
that the tenant alone should have the
right to apply, the period OF such APP
plicat;on t. be limited to three years.
Mr.. Balfour accepted the amend
mont with limit Of two years, Parneil
agreeing.
Mr.. Parnell proposed TO extend the
operation OF the clauses to all leases 20
those in perpotuity.
Chamberlain supported the proposal,
Int The Government opposed il, and it
WIS negatived-l9l to ll2.
The Governments amendment eX-
tending the term to ninety-ninc years
WIS agreed 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
A s.yen.Year.o,a Murderess.
10y telegraph to Tho Dispatch.l

AUGUSTA. Ga, July 25.-A special to
the CArOnicic from Greenville, 5. G.,
saws: Virginia Hudson, aged seven
wears, a negro child, was jailed there
TO day for murder. She killed child
one wear old in Butler township on
Saturday, and then threw the body into
n well. She struck her victim over the
head with q board till it was dead.
This is the youngest murieress ever
known in that section. Her imprison.
ment is merely matter Of form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
EIGHT HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
4 I'ii.rim-7.aden STEAMER Sunk in
the Bay of Bengal.
[By telegraph 10 the DispaIch.

my tcleBidpu 10 tbc bi7Palrh'l
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-The Pacific
mail steamer City OF Rio de Janeiro
arrived last night, bringing Hong
Kong adviccs to July Isl and Yoko-
hama news to July 9th. by the loss OF
the steamer Sir John Lawrence, i'll the
bay of Bengal, before reported, eight
hundred lives we're lost, mainly female
Of The best families in Bengal, on a
pilgrimage to juGgernaut. From the
list to the 2Gth of May a cyclone
ragged in the bay OF Bengal, with dis
astrous results to shipping, and attend
ed with great loss OF lie. The storm
vas the scverest experienced in that
quarter Stree ls6t, Judging from the re-
ports Of vessels which wcathered it.
The passengers on board the Sir John
Lawrence numbered 7JJ, the officers
and crew numbering %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Another Invitation for the Presi
dent.
fBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

IBy telegraph to the Dispatcb.l
hANsAs CITY, Mo-, July 25.-At 4
O'Clock this afternoon special train
bearing delegation which is to pre-
sent to President Cleveland an invita-
ton TO visit Kansas City this fall
steamed out of the Union depot for
st. Louis. The train Will reach Wash
ington at 7 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. If there is no accident the run
will he the fastest ever made between
Kansas City and Washington. The dele
eation, which numbers about 100, is
a representative one, being composed OF
businessmen and manufacturers, with
out respect to party, and is headed by
Hon. @. NJ. Allen. president of Board of
Trade, who, with George +. Winter,
will Join the party at Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Allen will deliver the address to
the President. Several o: the commit
tee are accompanied by their wives and
daughters. The invitation, which Is
beautifully illustrated, contains 2l,0o0
names, which were obtained in seven
days by five young men. Although
Mr.. Allen, chairman OF the committee,
is a Republican, the delegation is in
no sense political. 1t is a representa-
ton of Kansas City business life, and
would require tally to determine
whether the Republicans or Democrats
are in the majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
A negro poy shoots Hi. sister.

SUFFOLK. VA, July 25.-In Nanse-
mond county yesterday William Saun-
dcrs (colorcd), aged nineteen years,
was dissatisfied with tho way his sister,
aged twelve years. had buttoned on his
collar, and demanded that she try
again. which she refused to do. He
threatened to shoot her if she did rot
comply with his wishes aud SIZE told
linn to shoot, which he did, killing her
instantly. The general opinion in the
ncighborbood is that no thought the
gun was empty and Only wished to
ncnre hCr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Grcat DAMAGE by Lancsiihes and
sfasssODfs.
fIlr fol.rrnr,h u fhn nlsnc..h1

10y t'ttEIhph 10 ne blsp.s'u'i
CREENFIELD, Mass. July 25.-On
the F'itchturg railroad between Miller's
Ealls and Ewing. six miles, are twenty
five washout5 and eleven landslidcs.
Some Of these washouIs are from TWEEN
iy.Gyo TO fifty feet deep and forty to
fifty yfrds long. One heavily-loaded
passenger tram is caught between TIE
washouts, and the passengers will have
to be transferred by teams. The rail
rc-d.men say 1t is scarcely possible tIat
the road can be travelled over short Of
two weeks. The country roads are as
Idly cut mp rs the railroad, AMI the
damage to bridges, mill property, dams,
ferns, aud stocl, can hardly be approx
mated in figures. All of the be.o:e-
mentioned slides and washouts are
within radius OF six miles OF Mil!er's
Falls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Page Delegates.

Especial Telegram 70 Inc UIsphlch'I
LURAY, Va, July 25.-At a Demo
cratic meeting held here to-day the fol-
lowing delegates and altornates were
appointed to represent Page county IN
the Roanoke convention: Delegates
William Campbell, Isaac koont2, Wal
liam Ii. Kcyser, II. 5. Parks, Charles
q. Kcontz. and ). =. Brown. Alter
mates: William a. Richard, J. W.
Long, W. IL. Rogers, William NJ. Ros-
ser, Isaac n. Graves, and Il. NJ. Donel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
COMMERCIAL DRUnuERs' RATES.
a DecisiOn by the Interstate Com
merce Comm is.IOn.
az telegraph To- the DIspaich. !


WASHINGTON, July 25.-In "A decision
delivered to-day the Interstate Com
marce Commission holds that common
carriers may continue the issuance Of
mileage passeuger-tickets, the charges
for which must be reasonable and Just
and free from unjust discrimination or
unreasonable preferences. Persons be-
longing to tie class known as CONNER
cid travellers are not privileged to ride
over railroads mt lover rates than are
paid by other persons. Whatever res
sonable rates commercial travellers are
made to pay other travellers may be
made to pay. TO charge one more
than the other is unjust discrimination,
and this is true whether the tickets Is
sued are undergraduates or in some
other form.
The commission does not regard tho
fact that conmutation-tickets are put
on sale at given rate to be one that
entities the purchaser of mileage
ticket to complain Of unjust discrimi-
nation if charged a higher rate. "Tho
circumstances and conditions the
opinion says, "are not the same"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
CBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. ]

WrLrrsBAERE, Pa, July 25.--An-
other disaster occurred this morning in
the fatal No. slope OF the Susque-
hanna Coal Company, at Nanticoke.
The gas was ignited by a blast and
three miners were SO badly burned and
crushed that there is small hope OF
their lives. One Of them lost four
brothers in the same mine Ia 1888.
when tweuty-six men we're entombed
IL drift, where they still lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Forfeiture OF charter Asked For.

by ielograph o. The Dispatch.I
NEW ORLEANS, July 2j.-Lucien VI.
Gelx, acting president Of the Louisiana
Insurance Company, which suspended
business to day, fled a petition in court
asking for TIE appointment of q COM
missioner TO eject the liquidation of
the company's aGairs and praying for a
forfeiture OF the charter. The assets
Of the company amount to 80, 900 and
tie liabilities to 81. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26

by tcfEs"I u the Dlopa'cn-i
New YoRs, July 25.--The annual
pic-nicof District > ssembly 80, knights
.. I-bor, at Coney Island today, was
not so successful rs had been expected.
Instead of 1900 participants, IS II
vas thought there would be-, olly
about 1900 put il an appearance.
General Master Workman Powderly,
who Was announced to speak. was not
present. Rev. Dr McGlynn and Henry
George were there, and were received
very warmly. In their addresses they
went over the same ground that they
have been standing on since they came
before the public. District Master
Workman Quinn presided at the formal
meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
The Yei!ow.Fcyer.

tpy ttTograph 70 Tue Disphtch.I
KEY WEST, July 25.-Seven new cases
OF yellow.fever have developed since
yesterday, but no deaths have occurred.
The new cases are all among children.
The weather is not favorable 10 health,
frequent showers falling during the day
while thesun shining brightly and hot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Mrs. General Logan's Injuries.
fBy tslegranh 10 the Dispatcul

CARBoNDALE, ILL, July 25--Mrs.
General Logan's ply sieians say :: " Mrs.
Iogan's injuries are very serious. To-
day, for the first time since her injury,
she was turned upon her right side with
soft pads under her injured left arm.
Her left shoulder was crushed by the
wheel Of the buggy running over it.
The whole arm 70 the elbow is blacken.
ed with bruises, and the forearm TO the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
rioody Fighting I'm Kentucky.
nr ielegranh y the Dlspatch.l

WILLIAMSBURG, KY, July 25.-A
bloody fight began in Bell county.
which still progresses. The sheriff
summoned a posse 10 arrest party OF
Turner's living on Yellow creek, in that
county, who resisted, and in the fight
which ensued George Thomas, of the
posse, and George Turner, of the other
side. were killed Each side has been
reinforced, and the fight is raging hot
ter than at first.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26

NEW YORK.


NEW YOEK. july 25.-C0tton oasy: sales,
iI3 bales; uplands, 1896; Orleans. l0Hc.; ne.
receipts, 1874 bales. exports-to Great E.itain,
i,74S iaios: 20 France, 2,si6 bates; TO the Con-
,!nont 1913 bales; sleek, l.9i3,7s7 bales. south
en- -four quiet and barely steady. Wheat
IAaiac., options i1zslSc. lower. closing
heavy; no. rcd, July, 7S1ss79 9.i6c.. closing
al 1s7.c; August 79Aas01Sc. closing ct 7s4c. !;
september. s0. os1kc. Corn 1uie' and steady {:
q tious opened heavy: closed stoaiy; No. :,
July, 1870. ; August. u i5-i6ai5kc.; septsm-
Der. 10 S-IGi6Hc. Oats kaac. lower; No. :,
~ 3 a33jSc.; mixed western, 3ia37c.: No. =.
July, 325<c., closing at same; August, 30ba
coke; september, 3)430kc. Hops dull COT
fee-Ealr RIO quiet at so: No. Rio. July,
si7.g5: August. SlS.05aslsD; September,
sls. foaii2C0 Sugar quiet ana firm; fair re-
ming, s-lGc. refined quiet. Molasses nomi-
nal. Rice firm Colton-soed oil, EsDc. for
crude: 40as3c. for refined. kOsin dull az
sl.C5aSl.i0. Turpentine dun at 3iAc Hides
steady and quiet. Wool quiet and weak.
Furk steady. Beef dull. Mlddles dull and
nominal. Lard a tribe higher but trading
light; western steam, s6s0aS6.9); choice, 81 (;
August s69ias69J: september, E.02aE.gi
fIoights dur.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July Clash quotations were
Flour auiet without quo.able change ald steady.
No. spring wheat, 81 &C.; No. spring wheat
nominal; No red, i0kc. No. corn, M4c.
No. 2 cat, &c. Lard per 100 pounds. So 5. \ a
$500. Short. rib sides Qoose). S. i0Rss iaS; dry
sailed shoulders (DoZed) 60 sOas5 % shorts clear
sides Qoxedl, IS S5as3.40. Whiskey, sl.l1.
Lasctug f..ures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
wrist is slightly injured. Her head was

wrist is slightly injured. Her head was
stepped upon on its top and left side,
the horses shod foot tearing the scalp
loose and making wound three and a
half inches in length to the skull. The
skull is uDinjured. She has suffered
exceeding pain at the shoulder and
along the course of the arm. We re-
joice to say she is improving in every
resnect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
GRAIN AID COTTON EXCHANGE.

hANE GoNOt July ~ AS9ss
H2Fy2fNGa
WHnAT.-Whiio, 312 bushels LOngberry, 1882
bushels. shortborry, 2,5S! bushels. Total. 1888
bushels
corn. White, 200 bushels. Mixod, 1909
bushels Total. 600 Dushols.
bATs.-iS6 bushes.
NYH.-36 bushels
ILOUR.-215 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whito, 80 bushels worry good at &c. ;
Iae bushels good az S2c. ii bushels fair az sJc.
Il bushels COMMON at 1Sc. LOngberry. 800
bushels very good at Soc: 40 bushels good NJ
Sc. 30 bushels common at 1sc. shOrtborTy. 81
bushels primo AZ Ste; % bushels very good
at sec. I,0N bushels very good at e.. ; 80
bushels good ri Sic. coo bushels good az So. !;
20 bushels common at 75c. 300 bushels COM
mon OF &c. - Dgehels common at ~.
OATs.-Wmtor, 80 bushels good az BE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Fat., Negligence OF Train.Hands.
fRy Telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

MILWAUKEE, July pa special
from Hudson, Wis, to the E'Ucning
Wisconsin, says A south-bound pas
senger train ON the North Wisconsin
division of the Chicago, st. Paul, Min
neapols and Omaha railway ran into
AN open switch at Cumberland station.
Engineer John Donohue, of Hudson,
and Fireman Webster, of Altoona, were
killed and Baggage Master Murphy
injured. The engine, express, aud
baggage were wrecked. The
freight train had been side-tracked to
await the passage of passenger train,
and the freight-hands failed to close the
switch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Volcanic Erunfion.

fBy nglO-Ancrlcan cable to Tho Dlspatch.l
Malta, July PA violent volcanic
eruption hiss occurred on the island OF
Galita, off the coast of Algeria. Streams
Of lava are issuing from the crater Of
The volcano. and the glare OF the
flames emitted arc visible for fifty
milee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
RIcHxogD qosAcCO MARE2T.

july ., IS5I.
There Is nothing doing to-day worthy % com
meus on Change in tobacco. Rain, from soge-
raj reports. seem to have been partial In largo
Part Of tho bright Virginia bolt The ground
&. 9TH Cry and needing rain on tobacco badly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Heavy Cattle Failure.

ny FVIUKfHpU 20 tIIo ITt-Vf1NFHI
FoBT WoRTE, Tex, July 2j.-As.
tacbments to the amount OF Sl15, SOB
have been run on the cattle-firms OF
Curtis & Atkinson and T.. f. and W.
Inard, of Henrietta, Tex. Their La
bilities are $3.50, 900; assets, Sll5, 900.
The Henrietta National Bank, with a
capital stock of $50, 900 and deposits
of SS7, 900, closed its doors at noon to-
day. The cause of the failure is the
depressed condition of the cattle
market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
ycrnoyp LIVE STOCK MARKER

July 2S-Recelpts: i9S head cattle, ga sheep
and lambs. III hogs.
sales: i79 head cattle, il2 sheep and lambs,
III hCca.
Prices we're as follows:
Ca;tle-Best, 3'fsic. gross-a few higher
medium 10 COCO, sa3kc. gross; common H.
fair. ghe2stc gross
Sheep-2a3tc. gross.
Llrrts-iaJHc. gross.
HOgs-6Ha7Hc. net
Bulls a3Ac. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Nationals. Convention NJ xcwry.

by Anglo-Amencan cable 10 ths Dispaicn.l
DUBLIN, July "a Nationalist con-
vention held at Newry to-day was at
tended by sixty delegates, including
many priests. The meeting unani-
mously resolved "to treat as leper
any traitor tcstifying under the crimes
act" 1t was also resolved that if the
league should be proclaimed the Newfy
branch should use every stratagem to
continue its meetings by nights in
fields, in streets, or in private houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
pnrt.oued by the Executive.

Lewis Morton (coiored) aud James
T. Fell (white). both sent to the peni-
tentiary from Augustarounty in 1885
FOR grand larceny, were pardoned 10y
Governor Lee yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Baseball ycsser.ny.
tBy telegraph to the DispaIcn-l

10y Telegraph W tl4c Diai-tN--J
1T Philadelphia
Athlcti.s. g OO1OO DOL >
Cincinnatis. 4 5000 l o O. 2
Base-hits Athletics, 10; Cincinnatis,
s. Errors athletics, , Cincinnatis, &.
At baltimore
Baltimoros. % 001 90 0 o. 2
Clevelands % 0121 1000 TX /
Rase-hits: Baltimores. Z; Cleve-
lands, 8. Errors: Baltimores, 2; Clcvo-
!ards, 2.
At Brooklyn:
BlookIyns ...OO1OOOOO a.
81. Louis. 80 5000 o | %
Hase-hits Brcoklyns, 10; st. Lou
Q. Errors Brooklyns, 5; st. Louis, 8.
At Staten Island:
Metropoiitans.. 3 0 COOS 0 0-5
Louisvilles. % / . 0 0000 0-3
Base-hits: Metropolitqns, II; Lou
isvilles, 10. Errors: Mctropolitars, {;
Louisvilles, !.
At Washington:
Washingtons o 01OO2 0 C-3
Philadelphias. o co. 600 0 Ia
Base-hits Washinetons, Z; Pr Ia
delphias. 6. Errors: Washingtons, 2 !;
philadelphias, 6. Batteries Shaw and
Dealy Carey and McGuire.
At Pittsburgh:
[Ten innings.l
Pittsburghs. . D ! % 0 0 81
INDIANAPOLIS 0 0 90 1 l 0 0 0 l-6
Base-hits Pittsburghs, 90 ; Indiana
polls, II. Errors Pittsburghs, A.; In
dianapolis, 4. Batteries: Mccormick
and Fields Boyle ana Myers.
At New York:
Rostons. 20 O002 . 0 o. 4
New Yorks.... o. 00 0 l XII
Base-hits Bostons, 10; New Yorks,
-. Errors: Bostons, 8; New forks,
.. Batteries: Radbourne and Daily !;
Eeefe, ORourke, and Ewing.
At Detroit
Detroits. ..10O2 col 5-15
Chicaqos. % 5000 / 0 ! / 3
Pase-hits: Detroits, 80; Chicagos, Z.
Errors Deiroits, ! Chicagos, D. Bat
teries: Getzein and Bennett /; Van
Haltren and Daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
A Narrow Escape from Electricity.
Ky teleeraph TO the Dispatch.l

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 25.-Gov-
error seay was the victim of peculiar
accident this afternoon. He and his
private secretary, J. K. Jackson. were
driving down the main thoroughfare of
the city when one Of the guy wires
which support overhead the cable of the
electric street-railway broke and fell to
the ground, striking the Governors
horse. The wire was heavily charged
with electricity, and the horse, becom-
ing entangled, was shocked and burned
10 death in few minutes, OF course.
A second later the wire would have
struck the Governor and Mr.. Jackson
instead Of the horse. The accident
caused great uneesiness about the SAFE
ty Of the electric Car system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Contntr Fpps Chief of Police.

Major Poe, Chief of Police, has left
the city TO be absent for several days.
During his absence Captain Charles IL.
Inns is acting Chief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
FINANCIAL
INV YORK BALTIMORE, AEp 1IeA-
HoHp STOCK xxgHAxeEs.
Drain, Provisiezs, Cotton. feSEssss xs,'
psntins, Rosin, Tar, saa
Peanut Narksts.
IRy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

New YORK, July 2s.-T'he week opened with
the market at the Stock Exchange showing no
improvement over the past two weeSs. put
trading IL still entirely In the hands OF probes
SIGNALS. Transactions were exceedingly hgnt.
ard IuctuatioD', except where Specinl pressure
IL brought to hear, extremely narrow. Ihero
was n moderately bulllsh feeling 10 too rosn
this morning. and London did some buying
Several Ct the most influential traders. hove
ever, Organized q raid upon values iator, an
some stop orders were reached. Pacinc MAI,
Rchrnord = erIninal, and Missouri Pacific were
the hoax est sufferers, though tho entire ectiYe
list participated in the decline. The marSet
opened strong at advances over saturdays
mai figures front 4 10 Z pes cent, the latter
louisville and Nashville. Tho market was
very dall and further slight gains were made
In the early dealings, but these were soon n0u-
trslized Tho tone was moderately nrm until
neon whom decided weakness Was developed
In soRe stocks, while the general marriott was
heavy. Some improvement WA uoticeaO bio 10y
> o'clock and slight gairs were made Ia the !au
hour. but tue close was only steady anu vefy
dun at insIgniicant fractions better than the
lowest figures. total sales iii.0C) shares.
NYT YORK. July .5-AVJn.-->t cks dlll ana
steady. money easy at iaj per cont. tx-
change-Lsng, 4E3; short ioli&. Governments
dull.
MISUNDERSTANDING dun AZ 4 steady. Money
easy al 4nG: closing offered 3. sub-Treasury
baances-Gold. Sl35,07l ,0D; currency, si2.-
C,j.00o. Governments duh: 4 per cents, l2s !:
IL per cents. 1864. state bonds dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND
~ CQNTkACTORS.-We have SIXTY KEGS
or NAILS and LOT OF STRAP aud 7
HINGES. damaged by water, which We will sell
rheap for cash. Call aud see US.
~ sg.iLs BALDWIN & BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
LATE WEATHER REPoHE.

by tciecraph % the Dlspatch.I
g-------7 WASHINGTON. d. c.. July &c 4 "
,, For Virginia, cooler. fair weather, va
stblk lriab'e winds, generally easterly
J For Norih Carolina, cooler, i2.r Tea-
i----ther, variable wines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
NOW THE TIME TO SPECULATE.

Active fluctuations IN the market 0Her oppcr.
gunides 10 Spectators TO make money 10
Grain Stocks. Bonds. and Petroleum. Prompt
personal attention given to orders received oy
wire or mall Correspondence solicited Fun
Information about the markets Ia our BOOB,
which viii he forgarded tree on application
ED, KYLE, Banker aud Broker.
Is Broad and "a New streets
no aLdeod&wiy New tork csys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
TAXES.

RICHMOND. VA. July %, 1885,
NTOTICF.-AL PERSONS OWING
~ sTATETAXEs for 1896 are notified that
have instructed my collectors 10 levy for the
same unless paid on presentation. Ny time Is
nearly out and have to settle with the Com
n,opyealth. :. @. TlNSLEY,
~ 2o-iw Assistant Treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
AUCTION sALsS TODAY.

]. THOMPSON BROWN { CO., P. NJ, detach-
ell brick dwelling.
JAS. MACDOUGAL. 10 A. r., wines, liquors, SC.
F.H. WILLIAMS, 10 A. NJ, furniture, bacon
be